Saturday, September 19, 2009
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
CUA Fathers: Chrysostom's homilies on the Gospel of John
- Title page
- Table of contents
- Introduction
- Homily 48: John 7:1-8
- Homily 49: John 7:9-24
- Homily 50: John 7:25-36
- Homily 51: John 7:37-44
- Homily 52: John 7:45-8.19
- Homily 53: John 8:20-30
- Homily 54: John 8:31-47
- Homily 55: John 8:48-59
- Homily 56: John 9:1-5
- Homily 57: John 9:6-16
- Homily 58: John 9:17-35
- Homily 59: John 9:35-10:13
- Homily 60: John 10:14-21
- Homily 61: John 10:22-42
- Homily 62: John 11:1-29
- Homily 63: John 11:30-41
- Homily 64: John 11:41-48
- Homily 65: John 11:49-12:8
- Homily 66: John 12:9-24
- Homily 67: John 12:25-33
- Homily 68: John 12:34-41
- Homily 69: John 12:42-50
- Homily 70: John 13:1-12
- Homily 71: John 13:12-19
- Homily 72: John 13:20-35
- Homily 73: John 13:36-14:7
- Homily 74: John 14:8-15
- Homily 75: John 14:15-30
- Homily 76: John 14:31-15:10
- Homily 77: John 15:11-16:4
- Homily 78: John 16:5-15
- Homily 79: John 16:16-33
- Homily 80: John 17:1-5
- Homily 81: John 17:6-13
- Homily 82: John 17:14-26
- Homily 83: John 18:1-36
- Homily 84: John 18:37-19:15
- Homily 85: John 19:16-20:9
- Homily 86: John 20:10-23
- Homily 87: John 20:24-21:14
- Homily 88: John 21:15-25
Sidneian Psalms: Psalm 6
Domine, ne in furore.
Lord, lett not mee a worm by thee be shent,
While thou art in the heate of thy displeasure;
Nor let thy rage of my due punnishment
Become the measure.
But mercy, Lord, lett mercy thine descend,
For I am weake, and in my weaknes languish:
Lord, help, for ev'n my bones their marrow spend
With cruel anguish.
Lord, lett not mee a worm by thee be shent,
While thou art in the heate of thy displeasure;
Nor let thy rage of my due punnishment
Become the measure.
But mercy, Lord, lett mercy thine descend,
For I am weake, and in my weaknes languish:
Lord, help, for ev'n my bones their marrow spend
With cruel anguish.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Sidneian Psalms: Psalm 5
Verba mea auribus.
Ponder the wordes, O Lord, that I do say,
Consider what I meditate in me:
O, harken to my voice which calls on thee,
My king; my God, for I to thee will pray.
Soe shall my voice clime to thine eares betime:
For unto thee I will my praier send
With earliest entry of the morning prime,
And will my waiting eies to thee-ward bend.
Ponder the wordes, O Lord, that I do say,
Consider what I meditate in me:
O, harken to my voice which calls on thee,
My king; my God, for I to thee will pray.
Soe shall my voice clime to thine eares betime:
For unto thee I will my praier send
With earliest entry of the morning prime,
And will my waiting eies to thee-ward bend.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
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Sunday, September 13, 2009
CUA Fathers of the Church - online!
At least 33 volumes are available at the Internet Archive. It's a modern translation of the Fathers of the Church produced by the Catholic University of America in the 1940s, 50s and 60s, a complete listing of which may be found here.
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